16 Facts About Marvels

Marvels is a four-issue miniseries comic book written by Kurt Busiek, painted by Alex Ross and edited by Marcus McLaurin.

Marvels won multiple awards and established the careers of Busiek and Ross, who would both return to the "everyday life in a superhero universe" theme in the Image Comics series, Astro City.

Marvels was a four-issue miniseries by writer Kurt Busiek, with painted art by Alex Ross and editing by Marcus McLaurin.

Marvels'sldon is more confused than Jameson by the spectacle and, worried, seeks the support of his fiancee, Doris Jacquet.

Marvels'sldon, feeling it would be irresponsible for him to raise children in a world where these Marvels run rampant, breaks off his engagement with Doris.

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Marvels'sldon becomes a war correspondent in Europe, reporting on the Allied Forces and the Marvels as they combat the Nazis.

Marvels'sldon is excited by recent news of the return of Captain America, a hero from his youth, but the public has begun to fear mutants, especially the mutant team known as The X-Men.

Marvels'sldon sees the importance of hiding this girl, but is worried for his family.

Marvels'sldon resolves to investigate the murder and clear Spider-Man's name.

Gwen's admiration and trust in the Marvels gives Sheldon a sudden insight: the purpose of the Marvels is to protect innocents like Gwen.

Marvels follows the Goblin to the Brooklyn Bridge and a confrontation with Spider-Man.

In 1995, Marvels was compiled into a trade paperback that featured the Human Torch short story .

Marvels makes an appearance in the last page of the epilogue in the Kingdom Come trade paperback.

Marvels is seated next to the Spectre in his civilian guise of Jim Corrigan and Norman McCay.

Marvels is reminded that "Phil is covering the Tony Stark trial".

Marvels takes a picture of Iron Man, Silver Surfer, and Galactus after Silver Surfer convinces Galactus not to devour the Earth.